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Hello all,
I need to build a windows pc for my office. I work with a#fter effects, photoshop and premiere.
I have the master collection 5.5 and my operating system will be the windows 7 64bit.
What do I have to notice the most?
What limitations do I have?
What graphic card do I need? openGL or Direct3d? Does this matters?
What processor do I need and why?
How much #memory and why?
How many disks do I need? SSD, 7.200 or 10.000rpm disks? What size is the best?
In general, tell me anything I need to know, to get to the maximum of this machine.
See this page for information about hardware for After Effects: http://adobe.ly/pRYOuk
Think in terms of building the equivalent of an HP Z800 workstation, the more cores the better. 24 gigs of memory is good. Dual computer monitors are extremely helpful, and an external video monitor for editing is very valuable. You'll need a special card for that monitor.
For editing video, you'll benefit a LOT from having a fastest-connection-possible external RAID 0 or RAID 5, 4TB accessible storage minimum. Access to 8 TB would be better; it's tough to have too much storage. It's also good to have a couple of internal hard drives. In my machine I have one 500GB and one 1 TB, and they do the job for me. Don't forget about backup; there is no worse feeling than having a drive go south on you.
Look at what Adobe recommends in the Nvidia line of cards for Premiere; they're great for Premiere. How about a card for AE? It's pretty much irrelevant. You get a hot card for your OTHER applications, and not for AE (hint: never use Open GL to accelerate AE rendering).
That oughta get you started.
can u be more specific?? :-)
Sorry, I dont think I have the money for something like that. My budget will not be more than 2.000€
I just need from you to make me understand, what I should look for and why. As I wrote before...why ssd or sata? etc...
Thanx for the help.
SSD and Video Editing http://forums.adobe.com/thread/902915?tstart=0
Some ideas for a Desktop Video Editing PC
-and Build http://forums.adobe.com/thread/947698
UK http://3xs.scan.co.uk/Category.asp?SystemMasterCategoryID=14
This message has a really good graphic about requirements
CS5 Requirements http://forums.adobe.com/thread/810750
Build it Yourself http://forums.adobe.com/thread/815798
About Requirements http://forums.adobe.com/thread/618058
Disk Configurations http://forums.adobe.com/thread/878419
Dave LaRonde wrote:
You get a hot card for your OTHER applications, and not for AE (hint: never use Open GL to accelerate AE rendering)
Why do you say never use OpenGL to accelerate AE?
Please note I wrote never to use Open GL for RENDERING, okay? Previewing is a somewhat different story.
First, AE only supports a fraction of the total Open GL instruction set. So it's hamstrung from the word Go. There's a list of effects in AE that work with Open GL, but it's pretty short and I don't even know where it is. You can't combine a Good AE effect and a Bad AE effect -- on a layer or in a comp -- and expect Open GL to work. And what do people do regularly in AE? They stack effects, and use the effects they need to get the job done. I challenge anyone to make a comp of any kind of complexity and not run into Open GL trouble.,
Second, there are a handful of third-party plugins that DO make good use of Open GL. Again, they must be used in isolation or with the Open GL-friendly AE effects alone. Like that's gonna happen.
Third -- and this is possibly the most telling reason -- Adobe employees don't use Open GL to accelerate their AE renders. This is a fourm on the Adobe web site. Adobe employees visit here, too. Thus there are tons of qualified people who will hasten to correct me if I'm lyin' about this, y'know?
Long story short, there are certan things in AE that you just don't do to help make life easier. You don't allocate all your system RAM to AE. You don't use footage with interframe-compressed codecs if you're messing with time, frame rates or Warp Stabilizer. You don't use 18 lights in a 3D comp when 3 will do. You don't use compressed audio like mp3's. And you don't render using Open GL.
Thanks for the clarification, Dave. That's a very good explanation. You also mentioned another don't that I hadn't realized, but probably would have if I thought about it a bit: don't use footage with interframe-compressed codecs if you're messing with time, frame rates or Warp Stabilizer. So I assume if I want to use Warp Stabilizer on AVCHD footage I should transcode to something else first, right? What would you suggest as a good codec (visually lossless, relatively small file size) that doesn't use interframe compression?
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What would you suggest as a good codec (visually lossless, relatively small file size) that doesn't use interframe compression?
Once you're working in AE, the terms "lossless" and "small file size" are mutually exclusive. I'm a quicktime guy, so I'd choose a quicktime movie in the PNG codec; it's 10-bit, supports alpha channels and it's lossless. If you're a Windows kind of guy, you're on your owwn on that one. Sorry.
I use quicktime almost exclusively, even on my Windows machine at home. You'd have to hold a gun to my head to get me to use Windows-centric media.
Thanks. I've used PNG file sequences before but hadn't realized there's a PNG codec for QuickTime.
Dave LaRonde wrote:
I use quicktime almost exclusively, even on my Windows machine at home.
I've heard there's not a 64-bit QuickTime on Windows. Do you have any problems using QuickTime with AE or Premiere (which are both 64-bit apps) on Windows?
> I've heard there's not a 64-bit QuickTime on Windows.
Not on Mac OS, either.
We created a helper application to talk with the 32-bit QuickTime so that you can still import and export QuickTime movies with 64-bit After Effects and Premiere Pro.
Todd_Kopriva wrote:
Not on Mac OS, either.
Oh, I didn't know that.
We created a helper application to talk with the 32-bit QuickTime so that you can still import and export QuickTime movies with 64-bit After Effects and Premiere Pro.
I assume this is built-in to AE and Premiere? Are there disadvantages to using QuickTime with AE & Premiere (e.g. slows things down)?
Until I get irrefutable proof from a unimpeachable, globally-known and universally-respected source in the digital video postproduction community that:
1) Quicktime is dead and won't come back... and
2) there is a far superior and infinitely more robust version of a multimedia container immediately and freely available to all current video applications... and
3) the future's so bright for this new multimedia container that the developer's gotta wear shades...
I'm stickin' with Quicktime.
konioa wrote:
My budget will not be more than 2.000€
Well, let's summarize:
You have the Master Collection, which contains FAR MORE than AE, PP & Photoshop...
you intend to do video editing...
and your budget maxes out at 2000 Euros.
I'd say the next question would be, "How much quality do people expect you to produce with this new machine, and with what speed do they expect you to produce it?"
If the expectations are very low, you can limp by on your existing budget. You won't be able to do much at all with this hamstrung machine that costs less than the software running on it.
If the expectations are somewhat higher than posting company videos on YouTube, that budget limitation is totally unrealistic. Multiply your current budget by a factor of 6 or 7 and you're getting in the ball park. No fooling.
There's an old saying in the video production business: You can have it good. You can have it fast. You can have it cheap. Pick any two.
It's an old saying, but it still holds true. Doing a wide variety of multimedia projects and doing them quickly requires a system carrying a price tag that ain't for the faint of heart in the accounting department.
I think that you can get a decent computer for video work for that budget. My personal home computer (an HP) cost me about 2,000 euros (2,700 dollars), and it has 24GB RAM, dual quadcore processors, an OK GPU, and a couple of fast internal disk drives. That price doesn't include the monitor, which I already had.
Look at the Economical model here: Adobe Forums: What PC to build? An update...
It fits your budget and will do quite well for your purposes.
I'll agree that getting the computer alone can be done. You and I have similar machines. I paid more for mine because I'm a mere user with no experience in putting a system together. Cripes, I'm still learning the ins & outs of the OS.
But the OP leaves out important information about how iit will be used. Without it, one can only speculate on the total cost of system hardware.
Serious about cutting in Premiere? Really serious? I see an external RAID, video monitor, video card and an Nvida Quadro. A good set of speakers wouldn't hurt, either. Easily four figures right there, if not five.
That's just the computer peripherals; camera(s), mikes, lights, camera support and a decent place to shoot are a separate discussion.
When you come down to it, the price of the box itself, while substantial, is just a piece of a pie chart. At the moment, there's no way to tell about the rest of the pie.
Dear Dave,
You are totally right, BUT I am an employee and I don't take the decisions on that. Perhaps the budget will be more than 2000, I don't know. but I am not the person who will decide that. They told me to build a machine for my purposes and right now I need your help to understand what do I need. If I will know better how these things works, then I can create a decent machine with the budget that I will have (I all ready have the monitors and I just need the tower).
We don't use it for large scale projects (just for 20-30 sec ads). Thats why at the first time I ask for advice and not for propose. I wanna know WHY, not whats the best. I know that the most expensive is the best :-)
p.s.The master collection bought it because some times we use more than the ps, after and premiere and it cost just a few more $. BUT the basic idea is to use these 3 progs.
my questions was...
What do I have to notice the most when I will bought the pieces?
What limitations do I have? there is something not to choose and why?
What graphic card do I need? openGL or Direct3d? Does this matters? (you have all ready answer on my question and thank you)
What processor do I need and why? (you have all ready answer on my question and thank you)
A specific type of memory and why?
How many disks do I need? (john answered on that and thanks him)
SSD, 7.200 or 10.000rpm disks? (john answered on that and thanks him).
What size is the best?
In general, I want u to tell me anything I need to know, to get to the maximum of this machine.
p.s.2 sorry if my english are not so good :-)
First of all I wanna thank everyone who answer on this post and tried to help me.
As I understand, the conclusion is that:
- I have to use only direct3d card with CUDA support. openGL works just for preview (and only on premiere)
- More processors that I can get (intel).
- More memory that I can get (fastest is better).
- A remarkable motherboard that can carry all this
- Fast disks (7200rpm<)
disk set up: I am thinking to use 3 disks (does size matters?)
C: for OS / installed programs / media + disk cache
D: for projects / source media / preview files
E: for output files (rendering) / preview files / scratch disks
D and E can be on RAID0 for safety
- A 64 bit OS.There is a recommendation about the OS? I mean that I need a specific windows 7 version? As I now some version doesn't support big amounts of memory.
Anything more?
Please don't worry about your English. It's much better than quite a few native English speakers who post here.
You've gotten links to valuable information about hardware, and it's better than what I could ever give. Before you can make the final decision, you should examine very closely precisely what you will be doing with this new machine.
You mention commercials. That's the only concrete information we have on how you will use your machine. Here are some of the questions I would answer before I started building a computer:
Are these commercials for broadcast, the web or both? How quickly must you prepare them for delivery? What technical standards must you meet for delivery? In what form are these commercials delivered? What is the nature of these commercials: are they for local businesses or large corporations? Are they simple to produce or are they loaded with special effects? How are you acquiring the footage; do you shoot it yourself or hire a photographer? Are there any considerations you must make for recording, editing and processing audio? Do you use the services of other companies to help you produce elements of these commercials? Will you do work for an advertising agency?
The nature of the work you will do with your machine determines how you will build the machine.
Hi Dave,
To answer to your questions...
I usually do title animations and animations in high definition for big flat tv screens (digital signage in a big network of screens). The most offen format that I export is 960x768 WMV and 1080p (WMV is the codec that these players supports). They are usually simple projects (with a few plugin) but I am thinking to make them more advanced right now (more complex and with more plugins).
Just a few times I use premiere for some real action clips (but premiere is a pain in the ***. hope with cs5.5 that we just bought, this will be better).
Thats why I asked for advice. Things are running fast...
Before I ad this post here... I thought that openGL will be better for me. with your help, now I know :-) i know why not!
What do you think about my conclusion?
- I have to use only direct3d card with CUDA support. openGL works just for preview (and only on premiere)
- More processors that I can get (intel).
- More memory that I can get (fastest is better).
- A remarkable motherboard that can carry all this
- Fast disks (7200rpm<)
disk set up: I am thinking to use 3 disks (does size matters?)
C: for OS / installed programs / media + disk cache
D: for projects / source media / preview files
E: for output files (rendering) / preview files / scratch disks
D and E can be on RAID0 for safety
- A 64 bit OS.There is a recommendation about the OS? I mean that I need a specific windows 7 version? As I now some version doesn't support big amounts of memory.
Any suggestion? Whats you opinion about that?
p.s. thanks for your help
Now that we have a better idea of how you will use your new machine, I would agree with your conclusions.
Don't forget to look at the links in this thread!
Hi konioa,
I may be throwing a wrench in the whole conversation (as usual, lol), but in summer 2009 I was in the same boat, I wanted to build a PC for editing after getting the CS4 Production Premium Suite. Harm and others on here were patient and a huge help, in fact, he's already provided you with a good link. I started with a simple i7-920, 6GB ram, GTX260 and a few drives, but I quickly outgrew that. So I started selling components and upgrading. Here's my list o' parts that makeup my current PC, which works quite well for my smaller DSLR video projects (note that I might have made different choices knowing what I know now, but overall I'm happy... the case and PSU abd BDR drive and some hard drives are still from the 2009 build). I'd be happy to supply specific model numbers but that isn't too important, the point is that you can see general parts that you can Google for as you plan your system vs your budget. My rig with NOTHING overclocked or turned up (not even with XMP turned on with the RAM) landed at #61 a few months back on Harm's PP Benchmark site, so it isn't too bad of a rig for a smaller setup:
Component/Price (what I paid roughly at the time)
Have fun building!
BTW, this rig price-wise will fall between Harm's economical and Warrior models. ;-)
Also, with a bigger power supply, your battery backup needs to be able to handle the load, so get at least something like this one: http://www.amazon.com/CyberPower-CP1350AVRLCD-Intelligent-LCD-Green/dp /B000OFXKFI/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1332535333&sr=1-1
Dear Dave,
One more question
After viewing all these videos...
I understand that everybody propose a quadro.
I dont get it. quadro is an opengl, right?
why do they propose it?
Do I have to choose a quadro or a GTX series and why?
> After viewing all these videos...
I understand that everybody propose a quadro.
No, you don't need to get a Quadro. I don't understand why you got that idea from watching the first video that you linked to. It doesn't mention Quadro cards at all.
Many of the GTX cards perform quite well, but the Quadros are supposed to be more durable under heavy use and have some other useful distinguishing features. For After Effects CS5.5 and earlier, the choice of graphics card really doesn't matter that much. For Premiere Pro, see the resources here, especially the PPBM5.
Todd's exactly right. Getting a Quadro is like buying a Ferrari to go grocery shopping IMO. Fancy, fast, but is the added cost worth it? (Actually, YES, I'd love to drive one of those every day, lol!).
But seriously, I use a $300 EVGA GTX 570 and the i7-980 CPU with Premiere, and I forget that there was a time when video was choppy. Granted, I'm not cutting 4K raw footage with 27 MBL effects applied, but for your standard video project (if such a thing is possible), a GTX570 will serve you well. It's assumed you;re going to have several drives to separate OS & Apps, Scratch Disks, Project files and assets (with assets on some form of faster RAID). Don;t blow your bankroll on a $2000 video card, get that later if your work takes you there.
By the way, you asked about processors and drives, and you'll get lots of answers about THAT. As far as disks, remember this rule: the more the better. Yes, we have 10K drives and RAID arrays and SSDs and all that, and they are a big part of you planning your rig, but I dare says it's better to have 4 or 5 regular 7200rpm drives to spread the workload around than to have one SSD or one big RAID set, etc. The first thing you should do is hunt down Harm Millard's post where he explains all about that. My drive setup is simple, I'm not saying it's the best, but it's a way to get going with not a lot of money:
I also keep a 1TB WD drive just for non-video files such as program installers, etc. I also create My Docs and My Pics and My This and That folders and keep them on this extra drive and put any approriate files there. I do NOT use the My folders that are defalt, they are part of your Wndows profile and will bloat your C drive. Windows 7 offers Libraries: you make one, name it My Documents, then point it to the My Docs on your extra drive (do that for all My folders), and that keeps your C drive lean.
CPU: The new i7 Sandy's are speed monsters, take your pick. I spent $599 on the six-core i7-980 last October because I already have an X58 motherboard with the right kind of RAM to fit it, and the 980 is an X58 format CPU. But for you who are starting out new, you can get either an i7-2700K (LGA 1155) or an i7-3820 (LGA 2011) for a little over 300 bucks and you'll get roughly the same CPU power for half the price. Please note that the i7-3820 is the newer LGA 2011 format so the motherboards will be more expensive, $250 and up. I say get an i7-2700K and a $150 LGA 1155 mobo and later you can learn how to overclock the thing. BTW, I use a Noctua ND14 cooler on my CPU and I idle in the low 20's C. Don't think you need water cooling if that was a thought. When all 12 threads are hammered at 100% on my CPU during encoding, I barely hit 50C usually.
Ram is cheap right now and it may not be in a year, so get as much as you can, period. 16GB Dual Channel kits that fit the LGA 1155 can be gotten for under $100. If your mobo supports 32GB ram, spend the money and get it now so it's done an over with.
And REMEMBER, this is just one man's opinion, please don't think my bullet list is the end-all be-all way to go, this was all just meant to get you in the right direction. I studied forums and reviews for a full MONTH before I ever purchased a single component during my first build in 2009.
In closing, I started with an i7-920, 6GB ram, two hard drives and a GTX 260 video card, and there was no Mercury engine in Premiere. I've upgraded the CPU and Video card twice since then, and ram went from 6 to 12 and then eventually 24gb when the price dropped last year. You can always upgrade and add drives, but for now, spend time as you are posting questions and researching and reading forums. Then throw away 75% of what people tell you because it's usually rubbish.
But not here in the Adobe forum, lol! When someone hops on talking nonsense, they usually get leaped upon and correctly fairly quickly.
Oh, last thought: if you build a rig, by all means get onto Newegg and get the OEM Win 7 64 bit Professional for System Builders for $139. It is legal for you to buy that version for the system you build. The reason it's cheaper is that it's a sys builder license which means the builder of the PC must provide support for Windows to the person who buys the PC. In your case you are both, but if you have an issue with Windows, you can't call Microsoft for advice without paying for the tech support call. Who cares? We Google everything we need anyway! But as a certified Microsoft Software Developer, I was concerned about legality so I contacted Microsoft Licensing and they did confirm we can use that cheaper version of Windows for a PC that we will build and use.
And to confirm, Premiere leverages CUDA technology, that's why you must buy an NVidia card witg CUDA support. And you only need one, Premiere as this stage of the game has no clue that SLI exists.
OK, I think I'm done!
Hello Todd,
Yes you are right. On this video talks about the openGL and how you can use it. This machine got a GTX470 as I can remember.
BUT what about the other?
Hello PaulieDC
"Getting a Quadro is like buying a Ferrari to go grocery shopping IMO. Fancy, fast, but is the added cost worth it? (Actually, YES, I'd love to drive one of those every day, lol!)."
As a matter of fact the cost is the same as you will see:
NVIDIA Quadro 2000 1,0 GB (WS094AA) 425€
Asus nVidia GeForce GTX 570 (PCI Express, 1,2GB DDR5 ) 381€
My setup will be something like this:
tower: coolmaster cosmos 1000
Power Supply: A min 1050W
OS: windows 7 pro 64bit
discs: 3x3.5'' SATA3 64MB or Raptors depending the costs
motherboard: a decent one (that can carry my 3xsata3 disks)
memory: 4xDDR3 8GB 1600MHZ
cpu: Intel Core i7 2700k (1155, 3.50 Ghz, 8MB)
gpu: Asus nVidia GeForce GTX 570 (PCI Express, 1,2GB DDR5 ) or Asus nVidia GeForce GTX 580 (PCI Express, 1,5GB DDR5 )
disk setup will be:
c: OS+programms+plugins+disk cache+media cache
d: source media+footage+capture media+projects
e: output files+preview files+scratch disks
What do you think?
I think that's a great setup, go for it. Others may have some suggestions, but what you have would work for me!
BTW, the Quado 2000 isn;t even in the same zip code as the GTX570 SC. Have a look at the specs (surprised me too!)
EVGA GTX 570 (012-P3-1572) Quadro 2000
CUDA Cores 480 192
Memory Bandwidth 156 gb/sec 42 gb/sec
Memory Interface 320-bit 128-bit
Isn't that amazing? The 570 smokes it! The Quadro that compares in spec to the 570 is the 6000. Specs are the same except that the 6000 does have 6GB of ram. Oh, and a price tag of $3,998.00 at Newegg. Wow!!
As I have stated in several threads, the Quadro 2000 is a waste of money. In fact, it's just an underclocked GTS 450 with a stonkin' big heatsink and a price tag that's about four times higher than the "regular" GTS 450.


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I coach teams and organizations from size 1 to 1000 to adopt and assimilate Agile into their processes, organization and culture. As I look at the agile adoption curve, I would say we are somewhere in the early majority phase. This means more and more folks are adopting Agile and making some of the same mistakes along the way. The biggest mistake I see is folks just simply adopting the most convenient or appealing principles and practices. Teams lull themselves into a false sense of belief by adopting the some practices and believe they are Agile and will be granted all the promises of Agile. It just simply doesn't work this way. Either things get worse or only marginally improve. It's a Cargo Cult Agile mentality.
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I'll be rewatching it for that alone.
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I have the same two players. Total Recall 2012, Extended Cut, has serious audio dropouts when played on my Oppo 93 (about a year old) but plays perfectly on my Panasonic BD-35 (almost 5 years old). This is via Bitstream in both cases - and both players are on the latest firmware. Both players play the disc properly if set to decode to PCM internally.
As an aside, I can't ever recall the BD-35 refusing to play ANY disc I have asked it to - unlike all of the other BD players I have had or used, which seem to have all manner of issues from time to time.


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FishTails in Gulf Shores
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
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$ 2,200 - $ 2,500 / week
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Last modified on 05-20-2011 at 4:31 PM.
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Maegan Bratton 251-269-9470
activities and attractions in Gulf Shores Alabama
Pleasure Island and Fort Morgan is filled with many things to do. For all you shoppers out there, we have The Wharf that is filled with wonderful shops, dining, a movie theater and live music. The Tanger Outlet mall that has 120 name brand stores just minutes away, Souvenir shops up and down the Beach Blvd, and of course local shops filled with local art and gifts. There is Charter Boat Fishing, Fishing on or off the Gulf State Park Pier, Scuba Diving and snorkeling, Surfing, Boat and Jet Ski Rentals, Parasailing and Dolphin Cruises. There is 13 Premier Golf Courses, Waterville U.S.A. Tracks, Put-Put, The Gulf Coast Zoo, Nature Trails in the State Parks, Bird Watching, Bicycling, and The Historic Fort Morgan, where the unforgettable words "Damned the Torpedoes" and "Full Speed Ahead" was made famous by Admiral Farragut during the Civil War. Fort Morgan also has a Ferry Boat that takes you to and from Dauphin Island where you can shop, eat and site see. . We have so many restaurants to choose from. From casual dining to fine dining. From seafood to burgers. There is always something going on here on the Gulf Coast. We have The Shrimp Fest, Mullet Toss, Elberta Sausage Fest, Crawfish and Seafood Fests, Hot Air Balloon Fest, Mardi Gras Parades and parties. Right over the Alabama/Florida state line is the World Famous Flora-Bama Lounge, Naval Aviation Museum, Pensacola Beach and Fort Pickens. If you like to take a chance, Biloxi, MS. has casinos and entertainment for that 1 day get-a-way. Young or old, kid's or adults, there is always something to do that satisfies everyone at all times.
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Spring / Summer March threw August $2,500/week, weekly rentals only, Saturday to Saturday
Fall/Winter September threw February $2200/week, 4 day minimum($350.00/day)
$500.00 damage deposit
$250.00 cleaning fee
$50.00 non-refundable reservation fee
*Pet's Welcome. Picture Required* There will be a Non refundable pet deposit added to your total rate.
*To rent and hold the house, we require 30% of the rate for however long you will be staying. We require the 70% remaining balance paid in full 60 days before your arrival. If you rent the house 60 days or less of your arrival, we ask that the payment be paid in full. There will be a $500.00 refundable damage deposit added. this is just in case something is damaged during your stay. If everything looks great, please give us 30 days or less to return your $500.00 damage deposit.
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*Cancellation Policy: If notice to cancel is given at least 60 days
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will be refunded. If cancellation is less than 30 days, it will result in forfeiture of initial reservation payment and rent.
*NO REFUNDS are issued for cancellations or early departure due to bad weather (hurricanes, etc...) or personal circumstances inside the cancellation date range.
*Lodging Tax* There will be a 9% lodging tax (state, county and city) added to every rental.
*Fireworks are Strictly Prohibited*
*This house is a Non Smoking Home*
On the day of your arrival, we ask that check-in be at 3:00pm and on your day of departure we ask that check-out be at 10:00am. This gives our cleaning service time to make sure the house is nice and clean for the next guests. Please, we ask no requests made to arrive early or leave late. Thank you.
Fish Tales is located in a quiet family-oriented subdivision and is not appropriate for house parties. This policy and our occupancy limits are strictly enforced by the owners and our neighbors.
Maegan Bratton 251-269-9470
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Top things to do in Gulf Shores
- Boating
- Golfing
- Fishing
- Biking
- Beach
Top things to do on a budget
- Nature Trails and Bird Watching
- Naval Aviation Museum
- The Gulf Coast Zoo
- Catch the Ferry to Dauphin Island
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- Dolphin Cruises
- Waterville U.S.A.
- Put-Put Golf
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Telana Starks was watching her niece play in a sandbox Monday afternoon in Lafayette Park when I asked if she was following the presidential campaign. She said she hadn't really been paying any attention, which was interesting because the candidates haven't been paying any attention to her either.
Starks makes about $700 a month as a home healthcare provider and would like to find time for another job and money for college, but she's busy looking after family who need her help.
Kathleen O'Malley, whose granddaughter was playing with Starks' niece, said she's working as a dog walker to supplement her Social Security check.
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"I don't consider myself middle class," O'Malley said. "I consider myself at the poverty line."
Too bad for her, and for the one in six U.S. residents who live in poverty. If you've been following the presidential campaign, you might easily have gotten the impression that the poor no longer exist. The word "poverty" was mentioned once in the first debate between President Obama and GOP challenger Mitt Romney. Together, the two candidates made 29 references to the middle class. And in Tuesday's debate, I lost count after Romney reeled off more than half-a-dozen references in a single answer.
In the vice presidential debate, the word "poverty" got one mention. But Vice President Joe Biden and GOP challenger Paul Ryan dutifully followed their leaders, with 33 references to the middle class.
Congratulations, middle class. You're on the radar screen as never before, no doubt because the candidates believe the key to victory is to woo those of you who might still be undecided.
In the first debate Obama said he believed "we do best when the middle class is doing well." Romney said then and again on Tuesday that the middle class was being crushed. Ryan touted a five-point plan for a stronger middle class, and Biden said "my whole life has been devoted" to — anyone care to take a wild guess?
"Look at my record," Biden went on. "It's been all about the middle class."
Does he really want to admit to that? There's strong evidence suggesting public policy has been rigged to stick it to the middle class, with a rulebook that has led to a greater concentration of wealth at the very top. But at least the middle class has advocates for the moment, with both candidates poised to give them a tax cut.
At Heart of Los Angeles, a nonprofit after-school enrichment program, I struck up a conversation with Veronica Matos, who had a fair question: Who exactly is in this middle class the candidates keep talking about?
"I'm just Joe Blow citizen, but I don't see any middle class in L.A.," she said, perhaps exaggerating a bit.
As director of parent and community outreach, Matos sees families who go hungry and struggle with practically every basic necessity.
"Right now I'm trying to help a family of five, and the dad makes $21,000 a year."
Matos seems to understand Obama's reasons, though, in not speaking up more about such families in the middle of a campaign. He runs the risk of being called a socialist.
"That's what a socialist is now. Someone trying to help a fellow human being."
It has not escaped the notice of Marqueece Harris-Dawson, who runs the Community Coalition in South Los Angeles, that people who live in poverty are practically off the radar screen despite the growing divide among rich and poor. Although, as Harris-Dawson noted, Obama did make reference in the first debate to providing "ladders of opportunity" for those trying to get into the middle class.
Harris-Dawson said the lack of attention to the poor was most striking during the vice presidential debate in Kentucky.
"You're in the Appalachians!" he said.
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MOUNT PLEASANT - The Central Michigan track and field team will be competing today, May 2, and tomorrow, May 3, at the Toledo Invitational at the University of Toledo.
A total of 32 schools will be represented - including 18 women's teams and 14 men's. Thursday's field events are scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m. with running events later in the day at 6:30 p.m. The majority of the meet will take place on Friday, as field and running events are both slated for 11:00 a.m. starts.
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Native Plymouth Tours
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Mayflower II.
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Terrible Breakfast – Don't go to this place for any food. I told waitress Belgian waffle, home fries, and cheese eggs but no meat. she argued with me that I must get sausages with my waffle (because they can't make pancakes and for what reasons that is, I don't know) after waiting 40 minutes she tells me I only ordered a Belgian waffle which was cold. I then walked out....terrible and the food for my friend was all parted and looked like a swanson's TV dinner. Walk to iHop down the block.
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ANNOUNCING: The 2015 HUG Reunion - August 3-15, 2015.
We believe in the importance of a global education because we are citizens of the world. Our primary mission in the Office of International Programs is to facilitate students and faculty to learn together in an international environment in order to promote a deeper global understanding and cross-cultural interaction. Forty-eight percent of students from recent graduating class have participated in a study-abroad experience. We have semester-long international campuses located in Australia, Chile, England, Greece, France/Switzerland, Italy and Zambia, as well as numerous short-term study abroad opportunities. Each of our international programs are unique, but no matter which program a student choses to attend, it is inevitable that he or she will return home with a new outlook on the world.
Harding University International Programs, Box 10838, Searcy Arkansas 72149-0838
Phone: 501-279-4529
Fax: 501-279-4184
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